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Is your iPaaS ready for enterprise-scale integration?

 

 

 

The iPaaS market is evolving fast, and as AI, SaaS adoption and hybrid IT increase integration demand, organizations need a clearer view of how iPaaS platforms support specific enterprise Use Cases.

The Gartner® Critical Capabilities for Integration Platform as a Service report compares iPaaS vendors across the Use Cases that shape real enterprise integration: data consistency, multistep processes, composite services and AI enablement.

For SEEBURGER, a Use‑Case view is essential because enterprise integration goes beyond isolated app‑to‑app connectivity. With the SEEBURGER Business Integration Suite, we support B2B/EDI, managed file transfer, API integration, data transformation, and hybrid integration scenarios through AI‑assisted design, AI‑guided setup, an agentic AI foundation, and reusable integration assets. This foundation helps teams manage complex integration flows consistently while addressing enterprise requirements for governance, compliance, data sovereignty, and regulated operations across cloud, on‑premises, and hybrid environments.

What we believe you'll learn

Download the complimentary Gartner report to explore:

  • How Gartner evaluates iPaaS vendors across six enterprise integration Use Cases
  • Why external multistep processes and data consistency are critical in complex integration environments
  • How AI enablement is changing expectations for iPaaS platforms
  • What buyers should consider when selecting an iPaaS for enterprise-scale integration
  • How SEEBURGER is evaluated in the report across selected enterprise iPaaS Use Cases

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iPaaS evaluation questions

Use these answers to understand what the Gartner® Critical Capabilities report covers, why use cases matter and how the report can support enterprise-scale integration decisions.

What is the Gartner® Critical Capabilities for iPaaS report?

The Gartner Critical Capabilities report says “An iPaaS offers capabilities to integrate applications and data, automate processes, compose services and enable AI adoption. The following insights will help prospective buyers choose iPaaS solutions that deliver the capabilities they need for their use cases.”

Why do we believe a Use-Case view matters when selecting an iPaaS?

Enterprise integration requirements vary widely. A use-case view helps buyers assess whether an iPaaS supports the specific operational scenarios they need, from data integration and APIs to external partner processes and hybrid environments.

Who should read the report?

We feel report is relevant for software engineering vendors, integration vendors, enterprise architects and IT decision-makers evaluating iPaaS solutions for complex enterprise integration requirements.

How do we believe organizations could use the Critical Capabilities report alongside other Gartner iPaaS research?

While the Magic Quadrant provides a market overview, Critical Capabilities helps buyers assess how iPaaS platforms support specific enterprise integration scenarios, enabling more informed selection decisions.

How does this relate to SEEBURGER?

SEEBURGER supports organizations that need to connect applications, data, systems, partners and processes across cloud, on-premises and hybrid environments, with particular relevance for B2B/EDI, managed file transfer and complex partner ecosystems.

Gartner, Critical Capabilities for Integration Platform as a Service, Shrey Pasricha, Andrew Humphreys, Allan Wilkins, Keith Guttridge, 17 Mar 2026

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